... ELECTIONS. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE, COUNTY OEi.FILDARE. GENTLEMEN- AVING announced to you in my published 1H Address of the 6th that, on the anticipated retirement of the Marquis of Kildare, I should offer myself as a candi- date for the honour of your representation in his lordship's place, it had not been my intention to intrude further on your notice till a Dissolution were declared. Mr. ...

... HQUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. MR JOHN C. JOSEPH, PATENTI; AND MAXAOER. Mr. J. C. JOSEPH most respectfully innounees the OPENING for the Season of this Po Flai Elace of AMuse- ment On NEXT EASTER MONDAY, ri1 12, 1852 ¶lith a new and talented Company, 'ncl ding several old and tablished Favourites, fhtii will be esented for the first ! tincs Dramatic Rotance in tbree Acts, unded on the famous iitvel ...

... JnstPublished, Third Edition, Illustrated with Coloured Engravings, on Nervous Debility and Generative Diseases. Price Is., 0 In a sealed Envelope, fife by Post, for 18 t Postage Stamps. 0 H EALTH AND HAPPINESS, THE MEANS BY IL d WHICH THEV nAY BE OBTAINED, a Medical WorkonI the Infirmities of Youth, and Maturity, and Diseases of Generative System, with observations on the treatment of Tervous ...

... NEW GLOBES. WO CSESJUlS REL T-CrIVE foL ON, -with the tat t iscoveie 12.inch 0 0 18-inch NEILL,B TES ~~ N 5l~SLViRSITII~nS, JEWELLERCS, WATCHMAKERS, OPTICIANS, &C., ] 23, HIGH STREET, BELFAST. 770 TO THE NOBILITY, CLERGY, & GENTLEMIEN ' ti ELECTORS OF THLE COUNTY DOWN. VACNCYHAYING OCCURRED FOR A ti ACRONER for your County, owing to the la- mented death of Bernard Ward, Esq., J.P., I lbeg. ...

... it LEE & SON, 4~JEWELLERS TO THlE QIJEE:. W ATC 1hM A N R S, Silveremith nd pticianls, 57, _HIG -tRi ET, 764: BELFAST. 5, Doneegatl Strevt. Iliave just received an, Extenisive and Fashiionab Stock- of the Latest Noveltiesfor GENTLEMIN S DRESS, W~hich, have appeared in London this Season. E 'ei Garment will be made upl. by a ,fist- te Londo WEST-END FOREMAN, anld a& pIVetftvral4 Prices-in ...

... ELECTIONS. TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE a COUNTY OF WICKLOW. a GENMTEDEMI, r M Y attention has just been called t a pu'shed Address from Sir Ralph How ard, in h declines c to come forward as a Candidate to represent n the event c of a dissolution of Parliament. N I beg respectfully to tender my serv a as s of the Representatives of your County, and shall esteem it a high honour should ...

... Just Published, Third Edition, Illustrated with Coloured Engravings, on Nervous Debility and Generative Diseases. Price Is., or in a sealed Envelops, free by Post, for 18 Postage Stamps. H EALTH A, THE MEAN BY JL WHInCH rsXsMAY TOB ,t a Medical Workon the Infirmities of Youth, t d . t y and Diseasesof Generative System, with one on the treatoicnt of Nervous Debility and Igeation, whether ...

... 37E QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE: T MR. JoHN C. JOSEPH, PATENTEE AND MANAGER. Mr. J. C. JOSEPH most respectfully announces the opsm'ING for the Season of this Popular Place of Amuse- Rent on NEXT EASTER MONDAY, April 12, 1852 ¶jjh a new and talented Company, including several Old and established Favourites, when will be presented for the first tire ?? Romance in three Acts, founded on the famous ...

... OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S GREAT 0 AMERICAN SARSPARILLA. This celebrated Medicine was originally discovered IN THE YEAR 18051 and is theonly g ne Townsend's Sarsaparilla in England or America. ith 5 0 YEARS' TRIAL on the most inveterate Chronic Jta t proved itself a medicine of un- exampled virtue an eto kind. Composed as itis of the rarest roots, herbs, , and seeds of plants that grow on ...

... M OORE TESTIMONIAL. The Committee have arranged for he receipt of Sub- scriptions at the Bank of Ireland, Pr *ncia, Royal, Hi- bernian, and National Banksssrs. ouche and Co., Castle-street; and Messrs. BeI a Pim, College- green. All sums to be lodged to the'c df of Sir Edward 34'DonneI, James Perry, ?? , Esqrs., Trea- swfers to the Moore Testimonial Fn By Order, GEO. F. MULVANY, ) CHARLES ...

... M U S I C H A L L. MORNING PERFORMANCE, THIS DAY, AT TWO O'CLOCK (Carriages to be ordered at Four o'Clock), on which occa- edon the inimitable Tyrolean Vocalists will Sing an entirely new programme. THIS EVENING (S turday), 3d April. Positively the Last Night of le Engagement of SIMO1N. IIOLAKU, VET RAM, LUDWIG RAIN RKLIER, and -MAULLE. MF~GREITER. whose performances bavb been onoured by the ...

... MIDL&ND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. M ULLINGAR F A I R A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave lbe Broadstone Station on TUESDAY, the 6th IustJU at ; o'Cleck, A.m., re- turnirw from Muhl.ingar at Mfsast MUr o'Clock, After- wn, earrying lIt, 2d, and 3d CLAS PAA ENGERS, 0 Calling each way atj ABetations. d y Order, DHENRY BEAUSI SE, Secretary. Dublin Tertninus, y let Aptil, 1852. l DUBLIN AND KINGSTOWN RAILWAY 8 ...